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Conditions imposed on a Bridging Visa A (BVA) Bridging Visa

Conditions imposed on a Bridging Visa A (BVA)

A Bridging Visa A (BVA) is granted to individuals in Australia who, while holding a substantive visa, lodge a further substantive visa. The BVA would remain “out of effect” until the individual’s current substantive visa ceases, and come “into effect” the day following the visa expiry permitting the holder to remain in Australia during the processing of the new substantive…
Brittney McCann
19 July, 2024
What is a bridging visa, and what’s the difference between them? australian resident visaBridging VisaImmigration

What is a bridging visa, and what’s the difference between them?

Foreign residents in Australia normally hold “substantive visas” with clear expiry dates. A substantive visa is any visa which is not a bridging visa or a criminal justice visa or an enforcement visa. When people normally mention that they are holding a visa (e.g. a Visitor visa, a TSS visa, a Partner visa) they are usually referring to a substantive…
Mihan Hannan
1 April, 2021